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sorry not a rare snake. but i has something to do with snakes and field herping. I made this in my schools wood shop out of scrap wood. Its made out of pine, poplar, oak, and walnut. I turned it one the lathe and stained, applied polyurethane, and wax while it was still on the lather. The metal rod is 3/8" zince coated. I bent the metal my hand in a metal bender. the metal rod goes into the handle about 4-5 inches, It drilled a hole in the base about 1/32" smaller than the metal rod and hammered it home with a wood mallet. Im proud of it, cant wait to take it into the field.

RV

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Corns 0.0.3
0.0.1 03' Amel
0.0.1 03' Normal
0.0.1 04' Ghost
Ratsnakes
Yellow Rat 1.0.0 i think
Everglades 0.1.0 cb 97'

my lil sisters under my supervision
0.0.1 Green water dragon ---- "Dragon"

excuse the chucks, lol

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Corns 0.0.3
0.0.1 03' Amel
0.0.1 03' Normal
0.0.1 04' Ghost
Ratsnakes
Yellow Rat 1.0.0 i think
Everglades 0.1.0 cb 97'

my lil sisters under my supervision
0.0.1 Green water dragon ---- "Dragon"

Nice handywork. Looks like an antique.

That looks great! You really seem to have some talent with wood. I hope you find some cool snakes to match.

good luck,

Jake

Hey good job! Looks like it will work well for lifting and raking debris aside too, just dont take it into a national park or a preserve as you can be given a ticket.
Have fun!
Lateralis